So just making it open particular tool and using a bash script to do a basic attack(bruteforce, dictionary, handshaking)l etc) would end up giving you the solution you need. 7th Jan 2017, 8:23 AM Navneet Sharma + 1 I used reaver on back track 5 r2 and r3. it worked well ...
in particular, finding a way to measure bytecode execution instead of just line execution. After a fruitful investigation, I know a lot more about how CPython executes code, and I’ve found a way to trace each bytecode.
Enables increment operators in Python with a bytecode hackWhat's this?By default, Python supports neither pre-increments (like ++x) nor post-increments (like x++). However, the first ones are syntactically correct since Python parses them as two subsequent +x operations, where + is the ...
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This solution creates a ChatGPT-like frontend experience over your own documents using RAG (Retrieval Augmented Generation). It uses Azure OpenAI Service to access GPT models, and Azure AI Search for data indexing and retrieval.This solution's backend is written in Python. There are also ...
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This thing comes without needing a custom slicer. No firmware mods. Just Python, a little G-code, and a lot of curious minds. [TenTech] is still looking for real-world strength tests, so if you’ve got a test rig and some engineering curiosity, this is your call to arms. ...
He was motivated to write about this project after reading about data transfer using an LCD screen and photosensor. Posted in Laser Hacks, Raspberry PiTagged ASCII, binary code, data transfer, photosensor, python, RPi Search Search for: Never miss a hack Follow on facebook Follow on twitter...
The USB/Wifi Networking hack is pretty good to work with when you’re doing USB only, but I wasn’t sold on Wifi configuration, so I stuck with USB and the joy of self-assigning IPs. The instructable’s own assets are easy enough to install and get running. It basically wakes up eve...